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The alternative is that all of Facebook gets blocked. People wanting to access this page are better off doing so through TOR anyway.
by onewaystreet 12y ago
The alternative is that all of Facebook gets blocked. People wanting to access this page are better off doing so through TOR anyway.
- imaginenore 12y agoExcept, from what I hear, Facebook itself blocked it for all the users registered in Russia, so TOR can't help you.
- goblin89 12y ago> from what I hear, Facebook itself blocked it for all the users registered in Russia, so TOR can't help you. What do you mean by “registered in Russia”? If Facebook doesn’t employ IP geolocation or something of that sort then anyone who feels strongly about the issue will simply change or unset their country in profile settings.
- jamesaguilar 12y agoOn some level, that might be preferable because of the additional outrage it might generate.
- wmf 12y agoTwitter/Facebook have argued that they can do more good by being 99% accessible in oppressive countries than by generating outrage.